大石紬伝統工芸館 — Local services in Fujikawaguchiko

Honestly, out of all the stores in Japan, that I went to as a foreigner (I stayed long-term) this one was by far the best is it the cheapest? NO, but almost I would say probably 90% of the store is 100% made in Japan which is a big plus for me because I want to support the Japanese domestic economy it has been, unfortunately, losing a lot of ground in recent years China and Vietnam. Again, as other said, it can be a bit pricey, but I don’t care I pay for the quality in the craftsmanship the meticulous attention to detail and again these people are my friends and family and allies. Overall 10 out of 10. And if I’m ever in the area again, I’ll make sure to stop this gift shop. It was phenomenal and the cashier that attended me that day that I went he was...

Honestly, out of all the stores in Japan, that I went to as a foreigner (I stayed long-term) this one was by far the best is it the cheapest? NO, but almost I would say probably 90% of the store is 100% made in Japan which is a big plus for me because I want to support the Japanese domestic economy it has been, unfortunately, losing a lot of ground in recent years China and Vietnam. Again, as other said, it can be a bit pricey, but I don’t care I pay for the quality in the craftsmanship the meticulous attention to detail and again these people are my friends and family and allies. Overall 10 out of 10. And if I’m ever in the area again, I’ll make sure to stop this gift shop. It was phenomenal and the cashier that attended me that day that I went he was...

This little museum gives a brief overview of how silk worms are used to create different woven materials. They had examples that you could touch and buy if you wanted.

There is also a small store attached with locally-made items along with the usual tourist souvenirs. I ended up buying some silk ties for my dad, and the staff member wrapped them up beautifully. Definitely...